Februari, 2012

• 24 Februari

  LOGBOOK OF THE WORLD ( LoTW ) Bag. 01

  LOGBOOK OF THE WORLD ( LoTW ) Bag. 01 Steve, W2FB ; Imam, YB4IR & Pri, YBØECT/KB3LWW Indonesian DX Community Vol.03/10/2008 Bagi mereka yang sudah biasa ber-DX tentu istilah Logbook of the World ( LoTW ) sudah tidak asing lagi. Tapi mungkin masih banyak rekan  amatir  radio  yang  belum  terlalu  paham …

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• 23 Februari

  The Code of Conduct for Using the DXcluster

  http://dx-code.org/cluster.htmlThe Code of Conduct for Using the DXclusterGary, ZL2IFB     • The clue is in the name. Only ‘spot’ genuine DX, ie relatively rare or exotic calls on that band, mode and time. • ‘Spot’ DX stations that are ‘lonely’ but don’t ‘spot’ those who have been found the “proper” …

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• 21 Februari

  ANTENNAMANIA 0106

  ANTENNAMANIA 0106 The HeliCap Antenna (antena helikal untuk di BASE Station) bam ybØko/1 | unclebam@gmail.com Pengantar:  Antena  Helikal  (sebutan  bagi  antena  yang  dibuat  dengan menggulung elemen secara helikal – helically wound – pada sebatang pipa pejal/rod) untuk Low Band HF lazimnya hanya digunakan   pada   atau   untuk   aplikasi   …

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• 19 Februari

  Lighthouses of Indonesia: West Papua

   http://www.unc.edu/~rowlett/lighthouse/idri.htm Lighthouses of Indonesia: West Papua Indonesia has been independent since 1945, after having been the Dutch East Indies for more than 350 years. It is a huge country, stretching along both sides of the Equator for more than 46 degrees of longitude (roughly 5100 km or 3200 miles). Comprised …

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• 19 Februari

  Lighthouses of Indonesia: Maluku

  http://www.unc.edu/~rowlett/lighthouse/idri.htm Lighthouses of Indonesia: Maluku Indonesia has been independent since 1945, after having been the Dutch East Indies for more than 350 years. It is a huge country, stretching along both sides of the Equator for more than 46 degrees of longitude (roughly 5100 km or 3200 miles). Comprised of …

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